I would like to wholeheartedly ask you to help elect Dr. Kate Vadehra for the LVUSD school board. Why vote for Dr. Vadehra? She brings with her the unique combination of 14 years of proven volunteer leadership at LVUSD schools with her extensive pediatric medical background as well as teaching experience. She truly understands the needs of children, not only […]
2020-09-03
Kowalski for school board
As I started looking into the upcoming election, I found a number of interesting races and candidates, but one particular candidate stood out among the rest. Kiyomi Kowalski, a fellow local mother, U.S. Marine veteran and community leader is running for a seat on our LVUSD school board this November. In getting to know Kiyomi, I found her to be […]
Menges for school board
My wife and I are writing to endorse Linda Menges for the Las Virgenes Board of Education. In addition to her years of volunteer service as a parent in our system, Linda has served the past five years on the Las Virgenes Board of Education. In that capacity she has developed outstanding working relationships with administrators, teachers and parents to […]
To your right
The radical left’s goal is to dismantle all the institutions of the United States. Cities are seeing mass protests, rioting, looting and arson. Stores and businesses are being destroyed. Police stations, federal buildings and courthouses are being firebombed. Statues are being torn down without regard for their historical meaning. Thousands of citizens and police are being assaulted or killed. Biden […]
To your left
Lately I have had to read so much from the conservatives praising themselves about how much better their vision is for America. So I thought it was time to give them the credit that they deserve on so many issues. Look at some accomplishments: a woman’s right to vote, African Americans’ right to vote, Social Security, ending segregation, the Civil […]
Amgen use of poison permitted
Large T.O. site gains exemptionAmgen, Ventura County’s largest employer, has earned exemption from a pending state law that prohibits commercial use of the newest and most lethal rodenticides. Assembly Bill 1788, which passed the Senate this week and awaits the governor’s signature, exempts certain agricultural and government activities from the pesticide prohibition. Amgen is the largest property owner in Thousand Oaks and controls more […]
High school sports go back in action
LVUSD teams resume workouts on Sept. 1Fall sports activity has officially begun at local high schools. Taking a step forward so that fans can enjoy games again, multiple Agoura and Calabasas high school athletic teams began holding socially distant outdoor workouts on Sept. 1. Agoura girls’ water polo and girls’ and boys’ tennis teams practiced Tuesday on campus. Calabasas football, boys’ basketball and baseball teams worked […]
Social Oak Park pickleball players return to the court
Oak Park residents do love their pickleball. The low-impact sport has become immensely popular in the community over the last few years as a way for players to stay active and connect with their neighbors. Those players recently banded together to help the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District, which oversees the community’s parks, buy new equipment for the courts […]
Ronald Martin David
It is with great sadness that the family of Ronald Martin David announces his passing. Born January 30, 1948 in Alliance, Ohio, Ron moved to Los Angeles where he attended Cleveland High School as a golf stand out, a burgeoning musician often being asked to record alongside radio personalities and a hardworking young box boy at Gleson’s family-owned grocery chain. […]